Question

John belongs to a labor union. He believes a few key people run the union by meeting secretly and making decisions without informing other members or allowing them to fully participate in the meetings. If John's suspicions are correct, the union is violating provisions of the __________ Act.
A) Landrum-Griffin
B) Fair Labor Standards
C) Taft-Hartley
D) Wagner

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is A) Landrum-Griffin .

Explanation:

U.S. Law Against union corruption. With the official title of the Labor-Employer Information and Disclosure Law, you will have federal laws for union representatives that will embezzle the organization's funds or prevent union members from exercising their legal rights. The law was requested in response to Senate investigations that highlighted links between workers and organized crime. Among its provisions was the strict prohibition of exercising the secondary boycott (trade union initiative aimed at preventing an employer from dealing with another employer who is in turn subject to a strike or boycott) and greater freedom for each state in the country set the conditions of labor relations within its limits.